Brass Kalinga Krishna Statue 12″

Weight – 2.16Kgs, Height – 12 Inches

SKU: GM24039

The Brass Kalinga Krishna idol depicts the famous episode of Lord Krishna, as a young boy, triumphing over the venomous serpent Kaliya by dancing on his multiple hoods. This specific pose and story dictate the idol's usage, significance, and benefits in a home.

Here is a breakdown of the significance and usage of a brass Kalinga Krishna idol:

1. Spiritual Significance and Core Usage

The Kalinga Krishna (also called Kaliya Narthana Krishna) idol is a powerful symbol of:

• Triumph of Good Over Evil: It symbolizes the victory of divine order and purity over corruption, chaos, and venomous influences (represented by the snake Kaliya poisoning the Yamuna river).

• Victory Over Negativity and Fear: The image of Krishna dancing fearlessly on the serpent is believed to bring protection from evil, negativity, and fear to the household and its members.

• Mastery Over Senses and Desires: The serpent's numerous hoods symbolize the unending nature of human desires and senses. Krishna's dance is interpreted as the effort required to subdue these senses that distract one from spiritual life. Worshipping this form helps one gain spiritual strength and control over internal weaknesses.

• Protection and Peace: Like other forms of Krishna, the idol is used for daily worship to invite peace, prosperity, and positive energy into the home.